Special Agents: The NAR Settlement and the Role of Agents in the Price of Homes
Reducing Agent Commission Fees May Raise Prices for Home-buyers According to Study from Columbia Business School
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Columbia Business School Hosts 12th Annual Workshop on Negotiating Real Estate Joint Ventures
Arranging capital, a cornerstone of real estate investment and development, was at the heart of the 12th annual Coming to Terms: Negotiating Real Estate Joint Ventures workshop, hosted by Columbia Business School on November 17, 2023. This was a convergence of over 80 MBA, EMBA, MSRED, and Planning students from Columbia, MIT, and NYU. They were there not just to learn but to actively engage in a realistic Joint Venture negotiation, honing skills for their imminent roles as future leaders in the urban landscape.
Columbia Business School Real Estate Students Earn First Place at the 2024 University of North Carolina Real Estate Development Challenge Competition
Columbia Business School’s case competition team fnished frst place in the 2024 Real Estate Development Challenge hosted by the Leonard W. Wood Center for Real Estate Studies at Kenan-Flagler Business School and presented by Hines. Team members Chris Byrns ’25, Connor Corcoran ’24, Katy Lepeturin ’25, and Rachel Lee ’25 inspired the judges and crowd by presenting a plan to redevelop the historic Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C.
When Patriotism Pays: How Companies Are Cashing In on Nationalism
New work by Professor Lori Yue and her co-researchers quantifies firms’ nationalism and sheds light on how ideology impacts business.
Less Echo, More Empathy: What I Learned From My Fellowship at Auschwitz
Former Student Leadership and Ethics Co-Chair Marissa Guiang '22 recounts her recent trip with the Fellowships at Auschwitz for the Study of Professional Ethics (FASPE) cohort and shares the foundational mindset shift that came from it.
The Power of New Hires: How Fresh Talent Shapes Company Culture
A company's culture can significantly impact its financial performance, employee retention, and the overall well-being of its employees, according to new research from Professor Wei Cai.
Safe Haven or the Next Bubble? New Research Suggests Treasuries Are Overvalued
Researchers propose a new model for calculating the present value of future national surpluses. Their results suggest that national debt is currently overvalued.